Across borders, beyond identity—toward survival and joy.


My Revolutionary Mother

After a 20-year separation, a filmmaker confronts his mother, a political activist in the Philippines, about his feelings of abandonment as a child. A story about immigration, assimilation and reconciliation that sheds a light on what families go through when separated and have to leave their countries because of political persecution.

  • Best Short Documentary at the Boston Asian American Film Festival 2015

  • Best documentary film of the Philippines in 2015 as per pinoyrebyu.com

  • Official selection to CAAMFest 2014, and Cinemalaya 2015 among others

  • Producer, director, editor


50 Years of Fabulous

A historical account of the 50-year civil rights movement of the LGBTQ community through the lens of a pioneering organization, The Imperial Council of San Francisco, the oldest surviving LGBTQ charity organization in the world

  • Opening film at QDocs 2018

  • Official selection at Frameline 38

  • Screened at 20+ film festivals

  • Distributed by Frameline for their educational youth program


SF Pride Mini Doc Series

A sample from the 25 individual mini shorts collection honoring the grand marshals of San Francisco Pride from 2016-2019.

  • Interviewed LGBTQ activists, icons and historical figures

  • Commissioned by SF Pride and distributed in all their channels

  • Produced, shot and edited